Positano is a fishing village, port for Capri and health and seaside resort on the Amalfi coast. It has white houses with vaulted roofs and is laid out on terraces amongst gardens, palms and citrus groves on the slopes of Mount Sant’Angelo a Tre Pizzi and Mount Comune. It was founded by the people of Paestum, who lived through the Saracen invasion, and was later a rival of Amalfi. It has a beach with a small sandy area in front of a cliff.

In Positano, in an absolutely quiet and panoramic position and few passes distant from the city centre, is situated Hotel Vittoria. In its famous restaurant with a fascinating sea view terrace one can taste various sea food specialities and pizzas made in a wood oven. All the rooms have a sea view balcony, private bath, telephone and TV. American bar, spacy living, lift, heating.

Overlooking the stunning Amalfi coast, the San Pietro Hotel is designed to blend in its idyllic natural surroundings. The terraced gardens cascading down the rocks to the private beach are resplendent with Neapolitan ceramics and luxuriant foliage which spills through the windows of the elegant rooms. The cuisine, a tribute to the flavors of the South, is enhanced by excellent French and Italian vintages

The Eden Roc Suites Hotel is aptly named, for you will surely feel you have discovered Eden as you are walking through the arched entryway, covered in lush bougainvillea. Enter the elegant lobby and when you are greeted by the welcoming staff – often times the charming owner, Domenico, himself or his son, Raffaele, you will immediately feel comfortable and at home.

The hotel is situated in the town centre, surrounded by the unique beauty of Positano and the local shops.The sea can be reached on the "Spiaggia Grande". The hotel management offers trips along the coast with the hotel boat, free of charge for the hotel guests.

Known as the Pearl of the Amalfi Coast, the baroque village of Positano tumbles in picturesque confusion down steep cliffs to the sparkling Mediterranean below. Le Sireneuse lies right at the heart of this glamorous haunt of the rich and famous in one of its most desirable and theatrical vantage-points. With the church dome and a profusion of pastel-coloured houses in the foreground, it has stunning panoramic views of the Bay of Naples and the glorious Amalfi coast stretching away into the distance

Respect for the natural surroundings in the esclusion of its own privacy. This is the appeal which draws guests to return to Le Agavi Hotel year after year. Ingeniously built from authentic local stone in cascading terraces. Le Agavi has 48 elegant, spacious rooms and 22 suites, equipped with all mod cons.

Over an old fishermen's house that every so often became a haven for people from Positano - who made themselves up as Saracens to relive the legend of the predators' landing on our shores - was built the "Covo dei Saraceni" (Den of Saracens).